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The socius, provoked by this silence, and forseeing vaguely that Faringhea's arrival had some connection direct or indirect with Djalma, repeated, though still with the greatest coolness: "To whom, sir, have I the honor of speaking?" "Do you not recognize me," said Faringhea, advancing two steps nearer to Rodin's chair.
He too only aims at presenting its tragic features, without suggesting or forseeing any issue from the position. "What is the good of doing anything? What is the good of undertaking any enterprise?
The socius, provoked by this silence, and forseeing vaguely that Faringhea's arrival had some connection direct or indirect with Djalma, repeated, though still with the greatest coolness: "To whom, sir, have I the honor of speaking?" "Do you not recognize me," said Faringhea, advancing two steps nearer to Rodin's chair.
Forseeing the dangers to which he and his followers would be exposed, should the cause in which they were engaged prove unsuccessful, it is probable he intended this foreign settlement as a retreat. Accordingly, having fitted out two ships, he gave the command of them to Jean Ribaud, and sent him with a colony of Protestants to America.
"Great God! my poor husband a sacrilege!" cried Frances, faithful to her pious traditions, and, clasping her hands together, she endeavored to rise and approach Dagobert. The soldier, forseeing that he would have to contend with observations and prayers of all sorts, and resolved not to yield, determined to cut short all useless supplications, which would only make him lose precious time.
The learned Bishop Hopkins, in his "Bible View of Slavery", gave the standard interpretation of this text: The Almighty, forseeing the total degredation of the Negro race, ordained them to servitude or slavery under the descendants of Shem and Japheth, doubtless because he judged it to be their fittest condition.
The Knights of the Cross would become stronger; mightier would become the Roman emperor and the Hungarian king; and the Polish kingdom, one of the mightiest until yesterday, would be ruined and disgraced. The merchants, for whom waste territories in Lithuania and in Russia had been opened, forseeing great losses, made pious vows, hoping that Jagiello might remain on the throne.
He assaileth at vnwares, he escapeth by forseeing the danger afore hand, he despiseth those that stand against him, he throweth downe the vnwarie: if he be followed he snappeth them vp that pursue him, if he flée he escapeth." Of like effect for proofe héereof be those verses which he wrote vnto Maiorianus his panegyrike oration, following in Latine and in English verse.
So shall we go forth ere it be known that the brother of the Lord of the Porte is abiding at the Lamb. For verily I see that the Lady hath spoken truth; and it is like that she is forseeing, even as thou hast grown to be. And now I bethink me I might lightly get me a score of men to ride with us, whereas we may meet men worse than ourselves on the way."
This particular form of ruin is nowhere described with more careful, and significant detail than in the narrative of Israel's determination to have a king over them like other nations. Samuel, forseeing the evils which would result from their choice, remonstrated with them and reminded them of their past success, and pointed out the advantageous elements in their present condition.
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